24-03-2009, 17:27
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Re: were is the "line" ?
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Originally Posted by garinda
Racism isn't a one way street. There are cases in this country where non whites have been prosecuted for racial crimes in this country, and quite rightly so if they are guilty of such crimes.
Here's a link which highlights two cases, though there are many more if you care to look.
'The most recent analysis shows that in 2004, 87,000 people from black or minority ethnic communities (BME) said they had been a victim of a racially motivated crime. In the same period, 92,000 white people said they had also fallen victim'
'Focusing on violent racial attacks, 49,000 BME were victims. Among whites, the number was 77,000.'
BBC NEWS | UK | Racism and race crime redefined |
The thing is Rindi, its very rare to hear of positive discrimination being prosecuted, as opposed to the other way round
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